For this reason, Koreans place great emphasis on ensuring that their children are well prepared to participate effectively in tomorrow's global economy.
Education has always been revered in Korea, based on traditional Confucian values. Korean people value education over anything else.

Today, over 20,000 native English-speaking teachers work in this small peninsula 50 million citizens. They work in private language schools and other kind of institutes located all over Korea. Most of foreign teachers teach at private English institutes.

Koreans are a very hospitable people. They welcome foreigners in their midst, and treat them with respect and graciousness. Although foreigners are out of the social loop in terms of Korean society, they will win the respect and friendship of their local hosts by displaying cultural sensitivity and respect for Korean culture and values.

The opportunity to experience a vastly different culture is a primary motivation in bringing foreign teachers to Korea. The financial benefits of working in Korea also are considerable. The pay scale for foreign teachers in Korea enables them to live comfortably and also save money. Teaching experiences in Korea could add interest to any professional resume.

We work with a select group of private language schools/institutes who seek the services of qualified native speakers of English who have the abilities to teach English as a second language. Our contacts include large educational companies with numerous franchises throughout Korea as well as private independent academies.

We will work to secure you a position appropriate to your skills and to ensure that your personal considerations will be provided for. We encourage you to apply by filling in the application form and sending other requested materials. You will be contacted and asked to an interview if you are the person we seek.